Sheinbaum Reveals First Cabinet Members
The president-elect revealed she will announced the next six members of her cabinet next Thursday, June 27
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Sheinbaum to Announce First Nods to Presidential Cabinet
The first nods to the president-elect’s cabinet will reportedly consist of three female and three male secretaries
Read moreUS Suspends Michoacán Avocado Imports
The suspension could cause Mexico’s avocado producers an estimated $52 million in weekly losses so long as it’s in effect
Read moreUNAM Dissociates from Legal Schools’ ‘Plan C’ Analysis
López Obrador publicly criticized the UNAM Institute of Legal Research’s analysis during his daily morning press conference on Monday, June 17, calling the content “predictable” and discrediting the university as a whole
Read moreUS Cautions Against Mexico’s Judicial Reform
Lawmakers highlighted concerns surrouding Mexico’s energy policy, nearshoring capabilities and government transparency
Read moreFormer PAN Presidents Demand Changes from Cortés
The previous leadership also insisted that the party change as a whole to reflect the nation’s changing needs
Read moreSheinbaum Announces Open Dialogue on Judicial Reform
However, the president-elect confirmed that no changes will be made to the controversial ‘plan c’ reforms despite the open discussion
Read moreTransparency Groups Send Sheinbaum Open Letter
The organizations requested an urgent meeting with the president-elect to discuss the potential elimination of Mexico’s autonomous groups and emphasize the need for transparency in the country
Read moreSheinbaum Says No Set Date to Continue AMLO’s Constitutional Reforms
The president-elect attempted to stifle public fears by confirmed that her predecessor’s proposals require additional review
Read moreSheinbaum Supports Vote-by-Vote Recount
Sheinbaum announced her support of rival presidential candidate Xóchitl Gálvez’s demands that the National Electoral Institute recount the nation’s ballot boxes
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